What are the Types of Linear Lights?
Introduction
In shopping malls, offices, or modern homes, we often see those slender and straight strip - shaped lamps, that is, linear lights. They not only provide bright light but also can be integrated into various decoration styles. Today, Toppo will take you to know about these linear lights and the common types of linear lights on the market.
The Origin of Linear Lighting
The origin of linear lighting can be traced back to fluorescent lamps in the 1950s. At that time, fluorescent lamps were used in industrial production because they could illuminate large - area regions. Later, with the popularization of LED technology, people found that LED lighting was more energy - efficient, high - efficiency, and environmentally friendly, and thus developed LED linear lights. Due to its long - strip shape, LED linear lights can produce long - continuous light. Nowadays, it is often used in various spaces, including offices, retail stores, corridors, and even elevators.
Common Types of Linear Lights
According to different standards, LED linear lights can be divided into multiple types, mainly including the following:
1. According to the structure:
(1) Splicing Linear Light: It is formed by seamlessly connecting multiple linear lamps or LED light strips to form continuous and uninterrupted light. This light has:
Modular design (the single - section length is usually 1 meter, 0.5 meter, etc.)
Seamless splicing appearance
The length can be customized according to the scene
The damaged section can be replaced independently
The splicing linear light is especially suitable for places that need continuous lighting, such as long corridors and large shopping malls. However, when installing, we should pay attention to the power supply distance limit of the system. Excessive series connection may lead to insufficient brightness at the end.
(2) Independent Linear Light: The independent linear light is relatively independent and does not need to be spliced. It generally has fixed specifications and sizes and is self - contained after installation. It is often installed on the walls of hotel guest room corridors to provide soft light for travelers
2. According to the installation method:
(1) Surface - mounted Linear Light: The surface - mounted linear light is directly installed on the ceiling or surface. It is suitable for ceilings that cannot be grooved, such as concrete ceilings, and for corridors, offices, and stores with sufficient floor height.
(2) Suspended Linear LED Light: It is usually suspended by rods or chains and keeps a certain distance from the ceiling. It is often used in high - ceiling spaces and areas that need accent lighting, including classrooms, meeting rooms, stores, and warehouses.
(3) Recessed Linear LED Lighting: Before installing the recessed linear light, we need to groove in the installation position in advance and then install it into the groove. Finally, the lamp is flush with the installation surface. This kind of lamp has soft lighting and is commonly seen in places that pay attention to design sense, such as offices and hotels.
(4) Linear track Lights: This kind of linear light is installed on the track. The built - in electrical conductor in the track can supply power to the lamp and make it slide along the track for re - positioning. This kind of lamp is most commonly used for general lighting, accent lighting (highlighting artworks), and task lighting.
Conclusion
Now we have known the main types of LED linear lights and their applicable applications. We hope that this content will be helpful to you when you actually choose linear lights. If you need professional selection advice, as a leading linear light manufacturer in the industry, Toppo Lighting can help you find the most suitable product for you. Please feel free to contact us and light up your life together!
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